Highlights
- British singer Robbie Williams has warned fans they have been "duped" by an online impostor who has assumed his identity.
- The 38-year-old Angels hitmaker is left fuming after discovering a fraudster has set up fake Twitter and Facebook accounts in his name.
- Williams has now taken to his official website to let fans know that he rarely uses either site and does not have private chats with anyone on the internet, reported Contactmusic.
- "I'm not currently having private chats with anyone on the internet. If any of you are 'talking' to a Robbie Williams, it's not me folks," he wrote.
- "I do have an official Facebook page but have no 'personal' Facebook activity whatsoever, I have a Twitter account but I'm not very active there.When I do occasionally post and you'll know it's me cos I sign off 'RW'. Sorry folks I think you have been duped," he added.
British singer Robbie Williams has warned fans they have been "duped" by an online impostor who has assumed his identity.
The 38-year-old
Angels hitmaker is left fuming after discovering a fraudster has set up fake Twitter and Facebook accounts in his name.
Williams has now taken to his official website to let fans know that he rarely uses either site and does not have private chats with anyone on the internet, reportedContactmusic.
"I'm not currently having private chats with anyone on the internet. If any of you are 'talking' to a Robbie Williams, it's not me folks," he wrote.
"I do have an official Facebook page but have no 'personal' Facebook activity whatsoever, I have a Twitter account but I'm not very active there.When I dooccasionally post and you'll know it's me cos I sign off 'RW'. Sorry folks I think you have been duped," he added.